This little guy daily hangs by the pool ... at least half a dozen times.Some of the action!
Watch one disappear over the edge. It's quite a long way down!
Flying out the door in a couple of minutes and won't be back for a week! However, Blogger Draft will kindly daily post a week's worth of drafts for those twits that might get their feathers in a ruffle. Please continue to comment, even have a party! Ermmm no bird crumbs for my return. See you in about a week *flutter*
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You’ll know I’m back when first to comment in a post! OOOROOO!!!
I can't tell here, with these babies but don't they have fluffy little yellow knickers?
bye bye birdie, Have a great vacation you!
... very thoughtful to leave us with a weeks supply of feathered entertainment Tsup*!*
Take a lot of good time! Don't forget to slip slap etc etc etc... :)
A week.. what on earth will we do without you? Is that allowed? HAVE FUN - Will miss you mucho!
Have fun Anon. Rest, relax and be safe. Tsup!
BWAAARK! Anon, i'm back and you're not. i knew this would happen but i am not prepared for zero comments from you for two weeks or more. oh, ok, enjoy yourself totally. we'll chat-away when you return.
:)
love particularly that first one, all nice :-D
wow! what a gorgeous specimen... is that the famous miner or minor bird that talks? or another one?
oh and btw what are those rainbow parrots under "most impressive in the mornings"..? are they rainbow lorries? ive seen loads of them in bimbimbie's garden, but never from that angle...
sorry i'm just an ignorant pom!
Hope you are having/have had a wonderful relazing holiday!
Every time I hear the blackbird singing in my garden I think of you :-D
I've returned home everyone! Thanks for your comments Red Mojo, Bimbimbie, Simon, MerlinPrincesse, TsDuff, Debra Kay, Ces, Mary Stebbins Taitt, Onedia Hayes Sylvest and Miladysa!!!!
ElizT, I've never looked under their tails to see what colour their underpants are but don't remember them being yellow from viewing their playing in the trees :)
Welcome back KJ!
Gledwood, you ignorant Pom - the birds in the first still of the "Most Impressive in the Mornings" film are indeed Rainbow Lorikeets ;)
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